Herbert v. Pue

The plaintiff in this case, who is now appellee, sued the appellant in tresjiass, alleging that, as a son of Arthur Pue, he was entitled, for himself and his descendants, by virtue of a certain deed from his father, Arthur Pue, to one James Mackubin, to the use of a certain grave-yard upon a farm known as “Gray Rock,” for the customary uses of a grave-yard; and that two of the plaintiff’s children rested there ; and that the appellant had removed the fence around the grave-yard, and plowed the yard and sowed it in grass, and had removed beautiful shade trees, and obliterated and destroyed the…